Summary

  • England win three-match series 2-1

  • England win with 13 balls to spare

  • Woakes (27*) hits six to seal victory

  • Duckett 63, Billings 62, Stokes 47*

  • Bang: Mushfiqur 67*, Rashid 4-43

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes, Jamie Lillywhite and Justin Goulding

  1. Facebook live with Daggers

    BBC Radio 5 live's Charles Dagnall will be answering your questions on Facebook Live after that thrilling series win for England.

    Send them to #bbccricket right now. 

  2. Get Involved

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    RSB: With or without the shenanigans, @BCBtigers at home is a serious scalp. Well done @englandcricket.   

    Dan Pritchett: A young inexperienced team lead by a new captain to win in these conditions is a damn good achievement. Well done boys!   

    Russell Anderson: You can argue it's only Bangladesh but that's still a pretty impressive chase and one that would never have happend 2 years ago   

  3. Mundane meetings with cricketers

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    I once stopped Steven Finn's water bottle from rolling away from him when he dropped it in Loughborough. He said 'cheers'.

    Bryn, London

    I passed Mark Butcher on the escalator at Victoria Tube station last month.

    Jonathan, Clapham Junction

  4. England win by four wickets and win the series 2-1

    Well played England. This was a tough total to chase in difficult conditions. Billings, Duckett and Stokes deserve special mention for their efforts with the bat.

    Bangladesh can't make it seven series wins on the bounce. And they remain without a series win over England.

    Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes celebrateAP
  5. 6 runs

    Eng 278-6

    What a way to win a game and a series. Woakes punches the ball down the ground and over the rope to give England the win with 13 balls to spare.

  6. Eng 272-6 (6 needed from 15 balls)

    England have now silenced the crowd, probably for good. Shafiul bowls two wides, to underline that this game and the series have gone.

    Shafiul IslamAP
  7. 6 runs

    Eng 267-6 (11 needed from 17 balls)

    Massive. Stokes takes a step and times his shot perfectly to send the ball way back into the stand behind bowler Shafiul.

    Ben Stokes hits a sixGetty Images

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    Dan Benson: Only England could turn a less-than-a-run-a-ball chase with two of the best ODI batsmen in the world at the crease into a nail-biter.

  9. Eng 261-6 (17 needed from 18 balls)

    Woakes, now settled again after a little chat with Stokes, repeats his shot from earlier with another drive for four to end the over. Penny for Kayes' thoughts. 

  10. dropped catch

    Dropped catch

    Eng 257-6

    Would you believe it. Stokes goes from the sublime to the ridiculous as he flashes wildly and edges to Kayes at slip. The Bangladesh fielder makes an absolute mess of the catch, though, juggling and then dropping it. Has he just dropped the series?

  11. Eng 257-6 (21 needed from 21 balls)

    Taskin takes over as Mortaza stays with seam. Woakes pulls out a superb drive through cover for four. Shot of the day. It silences the crowd.

  12. Eng 251-6 (27 needed off 24 balls)

    Shafiul plays on Stokes' natural instinct to attack by sending one up there and drawing a flash and a miss. After conceding a single he then cuts one right through Woakes and just past off stump before beating him outside off. Just two off the over. Little bit of nerves on show from the tourists.

    The tigers are praying en masse now.

  13. Mundane meetings with cricketers

    tms@bbc.co.uk

    I once delivered some post to Neil Fairbrother after it had be incorrectly sent to my brother down the road. He was very appreciative. Incidentally, Fairbrother and Thorpe would have seen this chase off in their sleep.

    Bobby in Birmingham

  14. Eng 249-6 (target 278)

    29 needed off 30 balls

    Mortaza is fuming. Woakes somehow gets two down to Taskin at third man, who bizarelly throws to the non-striker's end. It is an extra run Bangladesh can dearly do without conceding. Four off the over as an unruffled England ease onward. Mortaza finishes with 2-51. He needs to find someone else to take responsibility with the ball. I suspect it will be Shakib.

    Mashrafe MortazaAFP

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    Paul Lewis: It's just possible Moeen Ali's "crack under pressure" comments might come back to bite England here.

  16. Mundane meetings with cricketers

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    Walked into Burger King in Durham City to see Robin Smith tucking into a Double Whopper.

    Jonathan in Mayfair

    I met Mark Ramprakash in my local Tesco and advised him to buy an electric toothbrush rather than the normal ones he was perusing.

    Nirav, Pinner

  17. Eng 245-6 (33 needed off 36 balls)

    Sneaky. Woakes was dismissed by a full Taskin ball outside off in the last match, but here he uses softer hands to steer a similar ball to third man for four. He then beats mid-on to get three more. This is where England's long line-up really comes into its own.

  18. Mundane meetings with cricketers

    #bbccricket

    Damien Farney: Straussy and Gus Fraser casually wandered into my mate Simon's wedding reception at Twickenham stadium. Very bizarre scenes  

    Simeon Entwistle: Once asked James Anderson for directions to Taunton Library, he wasn't sure where it was either.

    Humphrey Flange: Sat on the next table to Andrew Hall in a garden centre restaurant near Woburn.

  19. Eng 236-6 (target 278)

    One fan holds aloft a banner that declares Mortaza as his hero. I'm not surprised. The Bangladesh skipper has been top class this series. He is keeping his side in this game and series. Woakes joins Stokes, who sees out three dot balls to end the over. A run a ball needed.

  20. wicket

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    Moeen c Mahmudullah b Mortaza 1 (Eng 236-6)

    Very poor from Moeen. It is a slower cutter from Mortaza and he looks to flick the ball to leg but instead sends the ball looping tamely up to Mahmudullah at mid-on. Bangladesh are well in this now.